Psychology of wealth: A Money, Mind, and the Stories We Live By

The Wealth We Tell Ourselves: A Philosophy of Money, Mind, and the Stories We Live ByMoney is never just numbers on a page. It's the quiet story you carry into every decision - the fear in your chest before checking a balance, the comparison when a neighbor buys something new, the relief of finally deciding what "enough" looks like.In this book, Dhanvanth weaves timeless philosophy with vivid, character-driven stories that reveal how our relationship with money is shaped less by arithmetic and more by psychology, desire, and meaning. From a fisherman tempted by a bigger net to an heir haunted by inherited wealth, each chapter is a mirror reflecting the hidden scripts we live by.Drawing on Stoic wisdom, Buddhist teachings, and everyday human struggles, The Wealth We Tell Ourselves invites you to see your own financial story more clearly - and to choose, deliberately, the one you want to keep.If you've ever wondered why two people with the same income live entirely different lives, or why wealth often fails to bring peace, this book offers a fresh, thought-provoking answer.

Pagina's: 78, Paperback, Independently published